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4.2.14

{The Fusco Farewell Tour}

Sold!

Sold!

Well, it happened: we sold our home in San Francisco, and in a couple of days we’ll officially own our suburban dream home. It happened so much more quickly than we expected that we’re still processing it all. On one hand, we are deeply grateful: our San Francisco home was on the market for just a few days before we received an offer we couldn’t refuse, and our dream home offer was accepted in an extremely competitive scenario. Our realtors on both ends worked some serious magic to make this happen, so a very big thank you to Amanda Sharp at Paragon Realty in San Francisco and Anian Tunney at The Grubb Company in (spoiler alert!) Piedmont. These women are smart, savvy and all class, and we couldn’t recommend them more highly.

But much as we are thrilled with this stunning execution, we’re also a little shellshocked. We knew our home in San Francisco would sell quickly given the white-hot real estate market, but THIS quickly? It’s wild. Thankfully, the new owners of our home are graciously allowing us one final month to say a proper farewell to our beloved city. It’s not as if we won’t still be able to visit all of our favorite San Francisco haunts, but they won’t be there waiting for us to stroll in on a random Thursday just because we felt like it. A trip of certain deliberateness will be required.

So stay tuned for The Fusco Farewell Tour as we visit those San Francisco spots that are nearest and dearest to our hearts. Whether you’re a fellow local or searching for ideas for your next visit, we hope you’ll enjoy this nostalgic tour as much as we (and our stomachs) will!

 

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  1. littlelane says

    4.2.14 at 11:15 am

    I felt the same way when we left SF. It’s exciting to embark on a new adventure, but sad to leave such an amazing city. Congrats on your new home, and enjoy your last month in SF!!
    blog.littlelane.com

  2. Kelly says

    4.2.14 at 11:11 am

    When we left Portland, we felt much like that, although we have made a pit stop on the way to our dream home. We ate our way through our farewell, and every visit has been planned meal to meal. Enjoy the thrill of possibility in your new phase. Cheers!

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    4.7.14 at 1:24 pm

    […] things first: we kicked off The Fusco Farewell Tour with a visit to Swan Oyster Depot. I mean, *of course* Swan. The line is unapologetically long, […]

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